Article | REF: AF1681 V1

Dynamic amplification in structural design

Author: Irénée CORNATON

Publication date: July 10, 2015, Review date: April 26, 2021

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4. Pseudo-static analysis

4.1 Objective

The aim here is to convert a dynamic problem into an equivalent static problem, a technique that allows quick and easy calculations.

The engineer must be careful not to produce a calculation that underestimates structural risks. To this end, the dynamic amplification selected must be determined with care. It is important to differentiate whether this "dynamic → static" conversion is based on a time load, or a spectrum.

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4.2 Converting from a time load

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